substantiation
Most businesses incur travel, meal, gift, and listed property expenses in the ordinary course of business. The IRS requires documentation in order to substantiate that these expenses have a legitimate business purpose and if substantiation is not present the IRS may disallow the expense altogether.
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REDPATH INSIGHTS
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- How to Find the Right Finance Leader for Construction โ RedpathHiring a new finance leader for your construction firm can be a challenge. Even the definition of an ideal candidate can be confusing. Ryan Everhart, CPA, Audit Partner and Client Manager at Redpath, breaks it down into two main questions: "Do you need someone who's just going to do the day to day work?" he […]
- Redpath Hires EGT and M&A Service Area LeadersSt. Paul, Minnesota (October 5, 2020) โ Certified public accounting firm Redpath and Company, Ltd. (Redpath) has hired Jonathan Fortin, J.D., as director of the estate, gift, and trust tax service area, and Joe Hellman, CPA, as director of the transaction advisory service area.